The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-05
5T'HE3IRIS,.H3 LEAGUE;
p1srrnsED AT DUBLIN
Yesterday by tho Police and Military with.
out Observation-Disclosures Tor Stheg
~ Great Campaign-Rosolved, TO Rtsict
tho Proclamation ut Ali Hazards. 0tl

LONDON, Sept, 1.-THE decluion reached
by the leaders Of tho National Lssgue
alter a pfolracted conference in Dublin
was to hold the proposed domonatra.
ton on the hill Of. Ballycoree to-day
at all hazards. II the government
ahould bring sufficient force 10 dis.
parse the meeting 1t was intended to hold
separate meetings several miles apart, but
within few miles Of Ennis, thua dividing
the police and rendering the chanceu Of
some OF tho gatherings being overlooked,
or unmolested, because OF the weakness OF
the constabulary reasonably probable.
Tho Leaders Of tho Liberal party we,e vtry
anxious that the Lsagusrs Bhould avoid a
collision between the police and the mill.
tary and tho unarmed peassntry, and
eome Of them waited on Mr.. ParusIl veg
terday md advised him 10 use hjp iniln.
ence to have the location OF the meeting
changed 60 as to remove any appearance
OF defiance and leave the government no
pretoxt for interfering, S The question has
been seriously discussed whether Tho re-. /
moval Of tho meeting bodily to uome other
place than Ballycoree hill-the proelans.
ton especially prohibiting q meeting OF
that place-would not render the prohlb.
itosy mandate nugatory aud the Ieapno :.
and their Liberal alliss as we'll, are unapi.
mously OF tho opinion that 1t would but
as euch action would DO tantamount to 70.
cognition Of tho validity Of the govern. Z
ment's action, the suggestion to transfer
the demonstration to another locality vas
Of course rejected. y 2 tA.i's' M
The utilization OF the Eaglish Liberals
with the Irish Nationalist has itentiliea
more cloaely their mutual arrangements
igs political work during tho recess.
While about thirty Pgrnellites will mako
. stumplng tonr. Of .Grent Britain to en-.
tighten the electors Of England and Scot.
laud on the home rule question, 4 a proup
OF English members will 20 TO Ireland TO
assure tho Irish people OF the eynpathy
and support OF tho Liberal party, Thomas
Sexton, Timothy Healy, John O'Oounor,
Thomas Power o Oonnor aud other prom,
nent Pelnellites will speak In England.
while jacob Bright, Wilfred Lawson, Mr..
Labouehere and Messrs. HaldRne, VIII.
lacs, stanhope, FenBlck, Oonybsare and
schWann will deliver addressesin Ireland.
THE MEETING DISPERSED. z.
Ten thousand psruons assembled al
Ennia to-day to attend tho meeting Of the
Irish National League. Tho police last
night took persecution Of the hill OF Bully
corree, where it was intended to hold 4
meeting. At two o'clock the procession, Z
cnlivenod by twelve banda Of music, and
including Timothy. Sullivan, Dillon, Cox, Z
sheehy, William o. Brien and Philip STAN
hope, all members OF the House Of Com +
mons, and several priests, moved toward
ballycorren Hill, the approaches to which
were guarded by soldiers and police. The
procession finding its further progress
barred, halted in field, and Messrs. Sui
ilvaD. stanhope and q O'Brien made
speeches from their csrriages. A troop OF
hussare, headed by Col. Turner, divisional
magistrate, rode & up TO where tho
procession had halted, aud COL Turner
ordered the meeting to disperae within
i've minutee. MIR. Stanhops handed Col.
Turner copy OF the resolutions adopted y
by the meeting, claiming home rule and
declaring adherance 10 Mr.. Parnell, thank
ing tho Liberal party, p!edging Resistance
to the proclamation of the Lsagus and
denouncing land grabbing. Mr.. Gtsnhops
declared that the proceedings OF the meet
ing were legal, and that II collision &C.
CURED between tho people and the troops
=! ne would hold Col. Turner responsible.
Turner replied that he was bound to exc
cute his orders. After parley the pro-
ceaslon returned to Ennis, and O'Briea!
addressed &C the crowd In O'Uonnel Square. (,
The soldiers and police again appearing,
the procession passed on to q hotel which
the leaders entered. The crowd then dis
persed quietly. s; ;i!5T9 i,. :. i:..-.